Usually, the modem is installed in automatic mode, but if for some reason your operating system failed to install the modem driver, and the device refuses to work, you can use a simple instruction to solve the problem.
Necessary
So, if you connected a modem to the computer, and the system does not see it, or sees it, but speaks of its incorrect operation, you will need the disk that comes with the modem or the latest driver version downloaded from the manufacturer's official website
Instructions
Step 1
If you do not have a software disc for your modem, go to the manufacturer's official website. In the "Support" or "Downloads" section, find your modem model, select the version of the operating system (XP, Vista, 7) installed on your computer and download the latest driver.
Step 2
Now right click on the My Computer icon, select System Properties or System and go to the Hardware tab. Click the "Device Manager" button and you will see a list of all installed equipment. Find your modem and right-click on it and select Properties. On the Driver tab, click the Update button. The Add New Hardware Wizard will start.
Step 3
If you have from a disk with the driver, then select the installation from the disk, if not, then specify the path to the file that you downloaded. After that, the modem driver will be installed, and the system will notify that the device is ready for operation.
